Hello dear adult Brothers and Sisters in Scouting and Guiding,
We are the Fraternidade Nuno lvares (FNA) - Portuguese Catholic Adult Scouts - and we would like to invite you all to our VI ACANAC (VI National Camp) and 2nd JAMBOREE that will be held at Sintra, Portugal, from 29 of July to the 2nd of August, 2009.
It will be a great adventure in the superb natural scenery of SINTRA, a Natural Park and also a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The "future" will be our theme but first, we will have the opportunity for a fabulous trip to the past where we will retrieve the good things we have learned and to apply them in the present. Please take a look to our No. 1 Camp Journal "O Corvo" ("The Crow") on our website and see the terms of participation for this event. Other important information will be available for you on our website and, if you wish, you can also follow this National Camp, step by step..
Accommodation will be on our Scout camp so take your camping equipment, sleeping bag and eating gear with you. Fill the registration form right now. Costs are 100 euro and include a badge, field journal and guide, participation in all visits and activities, all meals between lunch 30 July and lunch on the 2nd of August. Registration is possible until 31 May, 2009. Join us and live an experience that you will never forget. We are waiting for you.
document Registration form ACANAC FNA (104 KB)
FNA-The National Camp Organization Team
Website: http://www.fna-escutismo.org/acanac2009/
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I drove 9 hours by car to participate in the 41st European Guild Forum, 10-17 January 2009, Grossarl, Austria and I felt immediately the hospitality when I arrived and met people. What I've heard is that the village of Grossarl got a future when it was chosen, about forty years back, to host the annual European Forum for adult scouts. Not a bad choice because enough mountains and much goodwill of everyone in the village. What do you expect when you leave the Netherlands from the cold and the snow line started near Munich. Grossarl was covered on the mountains with snow and a slightly five degrees celsius below zero and it would take until Wednesday before fresh snow would fall.
European Scouting Guild Forum in Grossarl, Austria
January 10 - 17, 2009
You may still register to participate in the 41st Forum organized by the Austrian National Scout and Guide Fellowship which will be held for the last time in winter period. From the year 2010 the European Forum will be held in June 2010.
The theme will be: The new migration "Islam in Europe"
The programme:
Participation fee is 97 euro for organization and programme while preferred accommodation will be paid upon arrival. You need to choose from the fixed accommodation list, a 7 days package with breakfast and dinner in various categories hotels, pensions or private ranging from 248 till 470 euro. Single supplement tariff per day to be added.
Deadline is November 15. Up to 15th December a cancellation fee of 37 euro will be charged and cancellation thereafter require the retention of the full participation fee in order to cover the incurred costs.
In case of questions and for your registration please contact Gertrude Jensen
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Homepage: http://www.forumgrossarl.at/ also for online registration
Members of the Czech National Scout and Guide Fellowship (NSGF) played an important role in various services at the Czech National Jamboree "Klíč", which was held from April 30 to May 4, 2008 near Plzen (Pilsen). Over two thousand scouts and guides from all parts of the Czech Republic participated in this great gathering. Several troops from Poland, Russia, Germany and the Netherlands also took part in many of the interesting scout activities and liked very much the genuinely friendly atmosphere of this event. Adult scout visitors from France, Germany and the Netherlands felt very happy among so many younger brothers and sisters and particularly appreciated the exhibition in the field Scout Museum displayed there by members of the Scout Collectors Guild. The NSGF service team had major responsibilities in food services, technical support and management.
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